Army National Guard Cross-Connection Control Plan Service

The Montana Army National Guard is seeking a contractor to develop a comprehensive cross-connection control plan for its drinking water infrastructure. The agency needs to identify and assess public health risks associated with existing and potential cross-connections within its facilities. This initiative aims to protect the water supply by establishing a systematic approach to backflow prevention and regulatory compliance. The scope of work requires the contractor to inventory all current backflow prevention devices across the designated infrastructure. The selected partner must also outline a strategic plan for installing additional devices where necessary to mitigate identified risks. Finally, the plan must establish a detailed schedule for the regular testing, inspection, and maintenance of these safety devices. Eligible bidders must be onshore organizations based entirely within the United States. The agency expects the contractor to perform the required development and planning work offsite. The agency is currently looking for proposals to determine the budget and cost structure for this project, and specific key dates are not provided in the initial solicitation.